Manito Presbyterian Will Host Wailing Wall Group

Thu., Aug. 10, 2000

The Liberated Wailing Wall team has returned to Spokane this week for a series of concerts at area churches.

The group will perform on the South Side at 6 p.m. Saturday at Manito Presbyterian Church, 401 E. 30th.

The performances will include music, drama and testimony. The group is part of Jews for Jesus, a national organization that sends teams across the country to proclaim the message of Jews believing in Jesus.

The presentation will be free, and all are welcome. Donations will be collected.

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